Marie Curie, known as the 'mother of modern physics', died from aplastic anaemia, a rare condition linked to high levels of exposure to her famed discoveries, the radioactive elements polonium and radium.
Curie, the first and only woman to win a Nobel Prize in two different fields (physics and chemistry), furthered the research of French physicist Henri Becquerel, who in 1896 discovered that the element uranium emits rays.
Alongside her French physicist husband, Pierre Curie, the brilliant scientific pair discovered a new radioactive element in 1898. The duo named the element polonium, after Poland, Marie’s native country.
Still, after more than 100 years, much of Curie’s personal effects including her clothes, furniture, cookbooks, and laboratory notes are still radioactive, author Bill Bryson writes in his book, A Short History of Nearly Everything.
Regarded as national and scientific treasures, Curie’s laboratory notebooks are stored in lead-lined boxes at France’s Bibliotheque National in Paris.
While the library grants access to visitors to view Curie’s manuscripts, all guests are expected to sign a liability waiver and wear protective gear as the items are contaminated with radium 226, which has a half life of about 1,600 years, according to Christian Science Monitor.
Her body is also radioactive and was therefore placed in a coffin lined with nearly an inch of lead.
The Curie’s are buried in France’s Panthéon, a mausoleum in Paris which contains the remains of distinguished French citizens - like philosophers Rousseau and Voltaire.
Cal gets an apparent walk-on commit from 2020 WR. No stars. Decently fast, good quickness, and good vision but he is a dark horse due to his playing for Sacred Heart, which ran the ball a lot (very few opportunities).
We’re going to simulate the Full Cal 2020 season in NCAA14. With current rosters for all teams and all teams playing their correct schedules. Wel probably add some form of a pre-game, halftime and postgame show. We’ll post the schedule soon.
We’ll be streaming it over at twitch.tv/Goldenbearcast. So head on over to twitch. Make an account so you can live chat with us as we watch the games and give us the follow on the account so you know when we go live!
I’m sure there’s already plenty of whataboutist commentary about statues being pulled down. I was struck by how petulant a response this was and also that the wife was doing all the work.
Group of scientists push against WHO saying that CV19 is not just carried in larger droplets - it's airborne via small aerosol. Key issue: 6 feet may not be enough and difference of indoor vs. outdoor. WHO retort that there isn't enough evidence to back their claims.
I described my symptoms accurately, the doctor I talked to said something to the effect of "those don't sound like classic symptoms, but with this thing it's so hard to tell - you should get tested".
My mom called from the rehab hospital she's been in to regain her strength. She won't be let out for at least two weeks. It isn't because she's not doing well, it's because somebody came down with Covid and I know how fast that sh*t can spread through nursing homes and rehab hospitals. My mom also has leukemia and there's credible research that people with blood cancers take this the worst.
That’s completely understandable but hopefully the rehab hospital is taking this seriously- I don’t think anyone is going to want to be the next cautionary tale if they can avoid it at all.
Well, yesterday. Watched Southampton beat Man City yesterday, then some racing came on and I was "wow, I think it's a bit crazy that they program in engine failures in simulated racing and, damn the animation on that pit crew is so realistic..." until my son informed me it was live. THE WORLD IS SO FUCKING CRAZY NOW!
A jilted finance geek becomes a de facto CPA for a New England-area corrections facility where he finds a new BFF before deciding to embark on a new career south of the border...
Usually either I or a neighbor a few houses down will buy enough fireworks to blow up the whole neighborhood. He wasn't feeling it this year (he's older and is pretty concerned about covid) and I wasn't too jazzed this year (between the nation's laughable covid response, fiasco after fiasco with recent primary election procedures, and ongoing racial injustice, I'm finding it hard to get too excited to celebrate the US this year). So I spent the evening with a few households that got together, ate, drank, and shot off a small assortment of fireworks. I ended up bringing some leftovers from last year and told the neighborhood kids (mostly age 6-12) they can have whichever fireworks they wanted, as long as their parents lit them for them. Eventually I ended up being in charge of lighting everything for the kids, so I was teaching them about roman candles, bottle rockets, spinners, fountains, etc. They had a blast and it really made my night to see them having so much fun. Yesterday they were still talking about how much fun they had.
Mine was depressing. Stayed up at the lake - sunny, hot, humid weather. As per usual, there is a boat parade and fireworks sponsored by a few of the more generous residents. However, three-quarter of the boats on the dozens on parade were flying giant Trump flags to supplement their American flags. The fireworks were punctuated by the house owner 5 doors down from off (who was one of the firework sponsors) goading the crowd on with "you ready for the finale? Yeah? WOOO! TRUMP 2020!". I have never in my life seen a public holiday that is supposed to unite us as Americans make me feel so excluded. I mean, I'm not naive enough to think that most of those folks up there aren't Trump supporters, but to make it that partisan left me disheartened.
These people really have taken on a cult-like mentality. The types who show off their hats, flags, shirts, etc. at all opportunities are really off-putting. Hey man, we're shopping for garden soil at the hardware store, not going to a campaign rally.
I don’t understand this cult mentality towards Trump at all.
I liked Obama and voted for him twice. However, I never went out and bought an Obama flag, Obama t-shirt, or any other obnoxious Obama gear to display in public so that I could “own” the conservatives.
The only two things that I own with Obama’s likeness was an Obama bobble head that I bought while in Hawaii and an Obama sticker that it received when I donated to his campaign.
It will be interesting to see what happens with Trumps cult and the GOP going forward.
The eastern shore is predominantly Repúblican so there were a bunch of Trump signs en route - they’re so completely absent hereabouts that my kids didn’t even process that we were looking at Trump signs. One boat went past on the river with a big old Trump 2020 flag which wasn’t how I’d spend my money but at least you know to give that guy a wide berth
Quiet get-together for social-D pot luck/bbq with our weekly crew of dinner folks and we watched Hamilton.
I was surprised that it completely lived up to the hype...I'm a fan of musicals, tho, and despite not having listened to a single song prior, I loved it and can see what the hubbub was all about. Just my 2 cents...
I like it, don't love it, but just as when I saw it live (in SF, not with the original cast), I found that the ending felt very powerful despite whatever issues I may have had.
No 1 ended up arriving the 4th instead of the 5th. He and his 2 friends drove cross-country and they were going to spend the night in Tahoe. He said it was crazy crowded so he called when they were leaving Tahoe and I ran out and bought some food to make. Ended up BBQing some salmon and veges along with what he had planned to eat.
Low-key BBQ with the immediate family and then went off to my dark room with the cat who is sensitive to loud noises and prone to seizures and played a bit of No Man's Land while trying to ignore all the illegal fireworks going off in my neighborhood -- the legal ones are much quieter.
Spent the day putting in hay. Nature doesn't read calendars. Lots of people apparently bugged out to go camping or to the coast, and it seemed pretty quiet until evening.
Stayed home and watched a televised fireworks show from a town up on the Columbia river. and listened to most of the neighborhood put on a show that in aggregate exceeded some actual community/event shows I've seen in the past. Easily the most and largest personal fireworks I've ever heard. This was the norm across the region. (And yet locally we had zero fire dept calls for fires or injuries.) The dog did surprisingly well with it, especially compared to the reaction to some recent thunder storms and even squall downpours.
Would have actually been pretty enjoyable if they weren't always going off in the opposite direction from where you were looking at the time. Biggest surprise is how well it subsided after about a half hour after full darkness, when most of the local's budgets were evidently blown up. In the past, the local noise usually has drug on a lot longer.
Pretty mellow for the most part. In the evening we went up the hill to where we can see most of the LA basin and hung out for about an hour watching fireworks being set off around the city. It was a pretty cool site to see. Lots of smoke hung around the city all day Sunday.
We went over to the eastern shore to see my mother in law and her husband. Sat around outside (it was toasty), grilled some salmon, took a brief ride on their boat on the river. Perfectly delightful. I think it was the first time since mid March that my wife and daughters and I have all been in the car at the same time!
Mine was cool; went up on the roof deck to watch the locals set off a bunch of professional looking fireworks, shared a bottle of bourbon with my fellow tenants, engaged in banter.
I walk out the front door of my building and across the street and can see down the National Mall so saw the flyovers and fireworks. The crowd was much smaller than in other years. They anticipated it and didn't even put up the security checkpoint to get into the park across the street.
I got home Friday to a robocall from conservative gadfly and dirty trickster Jack Burkman. Something about a Robert E. Lee statue he's putting up and asking for your phone number. I tried to go to twitter to see what it's about but his account is suspended.
I'm certain that this is not what this Burkman person has in mind, but would a Robert E Lee statue specifically honoring him for the Mexican-American war effort, before he turned traitor to his country, be an acceptable compromise?
Memorials, especially of people, are intended not to valorize every single aspect of the person, but to commemorate deeds done and principles stood up for -- basically, to laud the thing the person is best remembered for.
If our standard is that we can only commemorate those things that are perfect, that admit of no flaws upon closer inspection, then we might as well tear down every statue from sea to shining sea. Is the effort and sacrifice of WWII irreparably tainted by the Japanese internment camps?
Robert E Lee isn't best remembered for his deeds during the Mexican-American war, and statues of him have never been intended to do so. Symbols can have a complicated backgrounds, but they stand as simple statements of principles, not deep explorations of every aspect of a dead man's character.
Those people who tell you there is no difference between a statue of Washington and a statue of Robert E Lee are misguided or disingenuous, and not worth our time in either case.
(Ruey, I don't believe you intended to make such an argument, I've just been bothered by the statue thing for a while and this comment set me off)
I agree with this stance. Also Re: Washington, I get that he and others owned slaves, but it's not like they invented slavery, it was the world they grew up in.
Do we have any statues up of Benedict Arnold honoring him of all the good things he did for the American colonies and colonial army before he turned treasonous?
Does the UK have any statues of Washington, Franklin, Jefferson or Madison to honor them for all the work they did for the British crown and empire prior to the American Revolution?
There is a statue of Benedict Arnold's leg at Saratoga National Historic Park to commemorate his brilliant victory at the Battle of Saratoga. It does not mention him by name, but he was wounded in the leg at that battle before he turned traitor.
Supposedly, after he defected, he asked an American POW what would happen to him if he were caught, and the American replied, "They will cut off the leg which was wounded when you were fighting so gloriously for the cause of liberty, and bury it with the honors of war, and hang the rest of your body on a gibbet."
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Larry Scott cuts P12 Network salaries again. Discussion started whether to push out Larry Scott early before his contract expires in 2022.
https://www.oregonlive.com/sports/john_canzano/2020/07/canzano-pac-12-presidents-and-chancellors-put-the-squeeze-on-conference-headquarters.html
Go Bears.
Cal gets an apparent walk-on commit from 2020 WR. No stars. Decently fast, good quickness, and good vision but he is a dark horse due to his playing for Sacred Heart, which ran the ball a lot (very few opportunities).
https://twitter.com/dcacchione_/status/1280238177282744320?s=19
He previously committed in Jan to Mack Brown's UNC Tar Heels as PWO.
Hey y’all. Shameless plug.
We’re going to simulate the Full Cal 2020 season in NCAA14. With current rosters for all teams and all teams playing their correct schedules. Wel probably add some form of a pre-game, halftime and postgame show. We’ll post the schedule soon.
We’ll be streaming it over at twitch.tv/Goldenbearcast. So head on over to twitch. Make an account so you can live chat with us as we watch the games and give us the follow on the account so you know when we go live!
Meanwhile, in Martinez, CA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLuESd7zidA&feature=youtu.be
https://www.ibtimes.sg/paint-roller-karen-husband-wanted-vandalizing-black-lives-matter-mural-identified-by-twitter-48014
Waiting for a new report today or tomorrow to say that one of them has been fired from their job.
I’m sure there’s already plenty of whataboutist commentary about statues being pulled down. I was struck by how petulant a response this was and also that the wife was doing all the work.
he can't do any work....he has a 'condition'.
Go home, 2020 -- you're drunk.
https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1279977109339938823
Are we sure the Mayans didn't screw up and 2020 is the real end of mankind?
oh FFS. WASH YOUR HANDS.
Today in the 'rona
Group of scientists push against WHO saying that CV19 is not just carried in larger droplets - it's airborne via small aerosol. Key issue: 6 feet may not be enough and difference of indoor vs. outdoor. WHO retort that there isn't enough evidence to back their claims.
London:
https://twitter.com/Daily_Express/status/1279585612409044993
Who could possibly have imagined that there might be some downside to letting a nation of functional alcoholics loose at the same time?
So much for "Stay home: Protect our NHS"
So far, I'm negative. Those tests: not fun at all.
Just got my test results today. I’m negative. The test was not pleasant. Felt like they were trying to tickle my brain.
My wife was tested back on June 2nd and she was negative.
When'd you take the test?
Yesterday
Kaiser, very efficient drive-through process.
Did you need to say you had a symptom or potential exposure, or were they giving it to anyone who wanted one?
I described my symptoms accurately, the doctor I talked to said something to the effect of "those don't sound like classic symptoms, but with this thing it's so hard to tell - you should get tested".
was it the 'sample from the inside back of your skull' test?
Yup
My mom called from the rehab hospital she's been in to regain her strength. She won't be let out for at least two weeks. It isn't because she's not doing well, it's because somebody came down with Covid and I know how fast that sh*t can spread through nursing homes and rehab hospitals. My mom also has leukemia and there's credible research that people with blood cancers take this the worst.
I'm scared she'll catch it and die.
That’s completely understandable but hopefully the rehab hospital is taking this seriously- I don’t think anyone is going to want to be the next cautionary tale if they can avoid it at all.
Well, yesterday. Watched Southampton beat Man City yesterday, then some racing came on and I was "wow, I think it's a bit crazy that they program in engine failures in simulated racing and, damn the animation on that pit crew is so realistic..." until my son informed me it was live. THE WORLD IS SO FUCKING CRAZY NOW!
Was this the Formula 1 race? I kept checking on it periodically and nearly every time I looked the safety car was out there.
Yup, crazy race; have you watched F-1, Drive to Survive on Netflix?
I haven't. Is it worth checking out?
Very much so.
Great. I'll check it out.
Gonna suck when the first vaccine isn't all that efficacious
Describe your favorite movie in a boring manner
Police officer gets reassigned to a quaint town preparing for the upcoming Village of the Year competition.
hehehe
A bunch of guys fail to find a lost cup and get arrested in the end.
A college professor and his father go looking for a lost cup, find it, and then lose it again.
I have to concede I don’t get it
Monty Python and the H_____ G______
Ah! I completely forgot about the arrest at the end
4th wall and all.
Small western town hires a new sheriff. Hilarity ensues.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAzvU_kuIFc
Forgetful government employee reconstructs his to-do list
I think there is an app for that you can get.
You got me here
Any of the Jason Bourne movies
ahhhhhhh yes
Best friends get reassigned outside San Diego instead of flying rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong.
Ancient aliens leave their junk on Earth, force some astronauts to go after them with a malfunctioning computer.
Heh - is that really your fave?
Yes, though it's not really the "fun" one I'll put on to decompress or anything. I just think it's the best.
I do think it has the single best image/scene in film, and I bet you know what I'm thinking of.
Patient follows doctor on vacation and drives the doctor crazy.
Jaded journalist searches for the meaning of his life amid many distractions; ends a night of revelry on the beach.
It takes a group of friends an entire evening to get to Coney Island from the Bronx.
The Warriors?
That's the one.
(Not my actual favorite, but I already did my fave on twitter: https://twitter.com/atomsareenough/status/1279243466019463168?s=20)
A jilted finance geek becomes a de facto CPA for a New England-area corrections facility where he finds a new BFF before deciding to embark on a new career south of the border...
As above - don’t get it
Shawshank
Makes sense now, I would have added “After wrongfully convicted for killing his wife” that is a key plot point that you can’t leave out.
I never saw the film so it wouldn’t have made much difference, alas
I didn't see it until recently, it is a quite good Hollywood movie
Check it out DC T...or read the Stephen King novella. Good stuff.
That makes the description considerably less boring ;-)
Exactly...that nugget adds an element of excitement that piques interest when we're trying to be as dull as possible!
Notre Dame
Sep 17, 2022
Let the tailgate planning begin....
Yes!!
as someone who went to Catholic HS....they can F* right off, in general.
I’m broadly against
Your 4th of July
Usually either I or a neighbor a few houses down will buy enough fireworks to blow up the whole neighborhood. He wasn't feeling it this year (he's older and is pretty concerned about covid) and I wasn't too jazzed this year (between the nation's laughable covid response, fiasco after fiasco with recent primary election procedures, and ongoing racial injustice, I'm finding it hard to get too excited to celebrate the US this year). So I spent the evening with a few households that got together, ate, drank, and shot off a small assortment of fireworks. I ended up bringing some leftovers from last year and told the neighborhood kids (mostly age 6-12) they can have whichever fireworks they wanted, as long as their parents lit them for them. Eventually I ended up being in charge of lighting everything for the kids, so I was teaching them about roman candles, bottle rockets, spinners, fountains, etc. They had a blast and it really made my night to see them having so much fun. Yesterday they were still talking about how much fun they had.
Mine was depressing. Stayed up at the lake - sunny, hot, humid weather. As per usual, there is a boat parade and fireworks sponsored by a few of the more generous residents. However, three-quarter of the boats on the dozens on parade were flying giant Trump flags to supplement their American flags. The fireworks were punctuated by the house owner 5 doors down from off (who was one of the firework sponsors) goading the crowd on with "you ready for the finale? Yeah? WOOO! TRUMP 2020!". I have never in my life seen a public holiday that is supposed to unite us as Americans make me feel so excluded. I mean, I'm not naive enough to think that most of those folks up there aren't Trump supporters, but to make it that partisan left me disheartened.
These people really have taken on a cult-like mentality. The types who show off their hats, flags, shirts, etc. at all opportunities are really off-putting. Hey man, we're shopping for garden soil at the hardware store, not going to a campaign rally.
There's always plenty of political signage/flags/tshirts/stickers from all sides around here.
I don’t understand this cult mentality towards Trump at all.
I liked Obama and voted for him twice. However, I never went out and bought an Obama flag, Obama t-shirt, or any other obnoxious Obama gear to display in public so that I could “own” the conservatives.
The only two things that I own with Obama’s likeness was an Obama bobble head that I bought while in Hawaii and an Obama sticker that it received when I donated to his campaign.
It will be interesting to see what happens with Trumps cult and the GOP going forward.
I have a mostly-ironic commemorative plate given to me by a friend.
I bought a bennie at his first inauguration, that day was so fucking cold.
Also, very crowded boats. Parties on all the docks. No masks anywhere.
The eastern shore is predominantly Repúblican so there were a bunch of Trump signs en route - they’re so completely absent hereabouts that my kids didn’t even process that we were looking at Trump signs. One boat went past on the river with a big old Trump 2020 flag which wasn’t how I’d spend my money but at least you know to give that guy a wide berth
That sounds very depressing, sorry man.
Quiet get-together for social-D pot luck/bbq with our weekly crew of dinner folks and we watched Hamilton.
I was surprised that it completely lived up to the hype...I'm a fan of musicals, tho, and despite not having listened to a single song prior, I loved it and can see what the hubbub was all about. Just my 2 cents...
I like it, don't love it, but just as when I saw it live (in SF, not with the original cast), I found that the ending felt very powerful despite whatever issues I may have had.
No 1 ended up arriving the 4th instead of the 5th. He and his 2 friends drove cross-country and they were going to spend the night in Tahoe. He said it was crazy crowded so he called when they were leaving Tahoe and I ran out and bought some food to make. Ended up BBQing some salmon and veges along with what he had planned to eat.
Low-key BBQ with the immediate family and then went off to my dark room with the cat who is sensitive to loud noises and prone to seizures and played a bit of No Man's Land while trying to ignore all the illegal fireworks going off in my neighborhood -- the legal ones are much quieter.
Spent the day putting in hay. Nature doesn't read calendars. Lots of people apparently bugged out to go camping or to the coast, and it seemed pretty quiet until evening.
Stayed home and watched a televised fireworks show from a town up on the Columbia river. and listened to most of the neighborhood put on a show that in aggregate exceeded some actual community/event shows I've seen in the past. Easily the most and largest personal fireworks I've ever heard. This was the norm across the region. (And yet locally we had zero fire dept calls for fires or injuries.) The dog did surprisingly well with it, especially compared to the reaction to some recent thunder storms and even squall downpours.
Would have actually been pretty enjoyable if they weren't always going off in the opposite direction from where you were looking at the time. Biggest surprise is how well it subsided after about a half hour after full darkness, when most of the local's budgets were evidently blown up. In the past, the local noise usually has drug on a lot longer.
Pretty mellow for the most part. In the evening we went up the hill to where we can see most of the LA basin and hung out for about an hour watching fireworks being set off around the city. It was a pretty cool site to see. Lots of smoke hung around the city all day Sunday.
Very quiet (home burgers, potato salad, etc), except for the high grade fireworks set off in town from about 7:30 to Midnight.
We went over to the eastern shore to see my mother in law and her husband. Sat around outside (it was toasty), grilled some salmon, took a brief ride on their boat on the river. Perfectly delightful. I think it was the first time since mid March that my wife and daughters and I have all been in the car at the same time!
Mine was cool; went up on the roof deck to watch the locals set off a bunch of professional looking fireworks, shared a bottle of bourbon with my fellow tenants, engaged in banter.
I walk out the front door of my building and across the street and can see down the National Mall so saw the flyovers and fireworks. The crowd was much smaller than in other years. They anticipated it and didn't even put up the security checkpoint to get into the park across the street.
OUR CRUMBLING DEMOCRACY
Is it better now that the race-baiting is so obvious?
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1280117571874951170
If you scroll down that page there's a tweet from yesterday by Charlie Daniels saying Benghazi ain't going away. Today he died.
I’m tempted to make a Hilary Clinton body count joke but these things have a way of backfiring
I thought about an editorial comment but decided discretion was the better part of valor so resisted. Let the facts stand on their own.
Wise choice to steer clear.
SCOTUS unanimously rules that states can punish "faithless electors"
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/06/politics/faithless-electors-supreme-court/index.html
I got home Friday to a robocall from conservative gadfly and dirty trickster Jack Burkman. Something about a Robert E. Lee statue he's putting up and asking for your phone number. I tried to go to twitter to see what it's about but his account is suspended.
I'm certain that this is not what this Burkman person has in mind, but would a Robert E Lee statue specifically honoring him for the Mexican-American war effort, before he turned traitor to his country, be an acceptable compromise?
My screed re: statues and memorials:
Memorials, especially of people, are intended not to valorize every single aspect of the person, but to commemorate deeds done and principles stood up for -- basically, to laud the thing the person is best remembered for.
If our standard is that we can only commemorate those things that are perfect, that admit of no flaws upon closer inspection, then we might as well tear down every statue from sea to shining sea. Is the effort and sacrifice of WWII irreparably tainted by the Japanese internment camps?
Robert E Lee isn't best remembered for his deeds during the Mexican-American war, and statues of him have never been intended to do so. Symbols can have a complicated backgrounds, but they stand as simple statements of principles, not deep explorations of every aspect of a dead man's character.
Those people who tell you there is no difference between a statue of Washington and a statue of Robert E Lee are misguided or disingenuous, and not worth our time in either case.
(Ruey, I don't believe you intended to make such an argument, I've just been bothered by the statue thing for a while and this comment set me off)
I agree with this stance. Also Re: Washington, I get that he and others owned slaves, but it's not like they invented slavery, it was the world they grew up in.
Well Marge Schott probably thought Hitler deserved a statue for the things he did before we went too far.
Do we have any statues up of Benedict Arnold honoring him of all the good things he did for the American colonies and colonial army before he turned treasonous?
Does the UK have any statues of Washington, Franklin, Jefferson or Madison to honor them for all the work they did for the British crown and empire prior to the American Revolution?
There is a statue of Benedict Arnold's leg at Saratoga National Historic Park to commemorate his brilliant victory at the Battle of Saratoga. It does not mention him by name, but he was wounded in the leg at that battle before he turned traitor.
Supposedly, after he defected, he asked an American POW what would happen to him if he were caught, and the American replied, "They will cut off the leg which was wounded when you were fighting so gloriously for the cause of liberty, and bury it with the honors of war, and hang the rest of your body on a gibbet."
Arnold is not mentioned by name on the statue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boot_Monument
I’m sure someone would be annoyed about that too
PRO
ESPN: NFL Linemen get un-fat once they retire
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29399747/how-nfl-offensive-linemen-escape-5000-calorie-lunch-transform-retirement
Cal grad transitions to his second job
https://twitter.com/BryceTreggs/status/1279449643697360901
Things not going so well with MLB testing.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/07/06/nationals-cancel-workout-coronavirus-testing-concerns/
Ah, here’s to Marie!!
https://youtu.be/3973tfsllqw
Beats the Imagine Dragons ditty....
Too soon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIF0_EaXRJg
Pablo Sandoval. The "Panda" or Super-Sized Panda is back...
LET 🐼 PITCH